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X-Scan Imaging Assigned Patent
ALEXANDRIA, Va., May 17 -- X-Scan Imaging, San Jose, Calif., has been assigned a patent (8,180,022) developed by Hsin-Fu Tseng, Los Altos, Calif., and Linbo Yang, Pleasanton, Calif., for a "linear X-ray detector using fiber optic face plate to alter optical path."
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HRL Laboratories Assigned Patent
ALEXANDRIA, Va., May 17 -- HRL Laboratories, Malibu, Calif., has been assigned a patent (8,180,183) developed by Daniel Yap, Newbury Park, Calif., for a "parallel modulator photonic link."
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Vision restoring goggles to help avoid troublesome retina implant
Pratima Kalra: "I can see and that is why I can be happy." Metaphorically these are lines quoted by Helen Keller, the first deafblind person who earned a bachelor's degree. Even with the absence of vision, she managed to live and independent life, but how many can do the same? It is a sad fact that
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austriamicrosystems Announces New Company "ams" Brand; ams unites the brand of austriamicrosystems and leading global light sensor supplier TAOS Inc. acquired in 2011
A new name has appeared in the world of high-performance analog semiconductors and best-in-class sensor solutions with the announcement today by austriamicrosystems that "ams" will be its new company brand. "The new brand name, "ams," unites austriamicrosystems and the brand and identity of TAOS ...
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US Patent Issued to Ciena on May 15 for "Programmable Phase Detector for Sequence Equalizer for Optical Channels" (Canadian Inventors)
ALEXANDRIA, Va., May 16 -- United States Patent no. 8,180,228, issued on May 15, was assigned to Ciena Corp. (Linthicum, Md.). "Programmable Phase Detector for Sequence Equalizer for Optical Channels" was invented by James Harley (Nepean, Canada) and Chuandong Li (Nepean, Canada). According to the
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Quantum dot based chemical sensors are safer, smaller, more sensitive
Giessen, Germany --European Union funded researchers have developed an optical chemical sensor that is safer, easier to install and much more sensitive than most existing chemical sensors.
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Uncooled Continuous Zoom, Extreme Long-Range Thermal Camera Introduced by Opgal
Opgal's EyeSec(TM) Zoom 225 offers the performance and reliability of a cooled camera; demonstration of Opgal's latest thermal camera set for the IFSEC International 2012
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NEW TYPE OF RETINAL PROSTHESIS COULD BETTER RESTORE SIGHT TO BLIND, STUDY SAYS
The following information was released by the Stanford University School of Medicine: BY JONATHAN RABINOVITZ Courtesy of the Daniel Palanker lab This pinpoint-sized photovoltaic chip (upper right corner) is implanted under the retina in a blind rat to restore sight. The center image shows how the
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EANS-News: austriamicrosystems AG / austriamicrosystems announces new company "ams" brand
Unterpremstaetten (ams/EANS-Adhoc) - Corporate news transmitted by euro adhoc. The issuer/originator is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. Subtitle: ams unites the brand of austriamicrosystems and leading global light sensor supplier TAOS Inc. acquired in 2011
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Solar panel eye implant promises gift of vision to visually impaired
Ritu Mathur: Scientists at Stanford University School of Medicine have recently devised a system for people suffering from vision deterioration using tiny solar panel like cells surgically implanted underneath the retina. It is hoped that this innovation will soon help restore sight to people who
